Did you know that it’s actually possible for you to say “I don’t know enough about this to have an opinion”. Credit: Richard Feynman Comment: Humility like this builds trust—and opens the door to richer, more honest conversations.Posts where this quotation is embedded Conclusion: Two Pillars of Truth Critical thinking – a civic duty Conclusion: Two Worlds … Continue reading It’s OK Not to Have an Opinion Richard Feynman
Become an intellectual explorer: Master the art of conversation | Emily Chamlee-Wright Posts where this video is embedded Conclusion: Two Pillars of Truth Critical thinking – a civic duty Conclusion: Two Worlds Living in two worlds Congruence, Coherence, and Contingent Truth Building a framework for understanding Data, Information and Knowledge What’s the difference? How Could We Be Wrong? Is a … Continue reading Become an Intellectual Explorer: Master the Art of Conversation Emily Chamlee-Wright
Gurteen Knowledge Blog November 15, 2023, 09:21In a recent blook post, I explore how we are connected to the universe. Our very bodies are made of stardust created in ancient stars. We rely on Earth’s ecosystems for our survival. No firm boundaries separate us from the rest of existence. We’re small parts of the big story … Continue reading We Are All Stardust Our intimate connection with the universe
Intellectual humility is the recognition that our reasoning is so flawed, so prone to bias, that we can rarely be certain that we are right. Credit: Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan Haidt Books: Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan HaidtIntellectual Humility Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan HaidtQuotations: Greg Lukianoff, Jonathan HaidtIntellectual Humility Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan HaidtTags: Greg Lukianoff (2) … Continue reading Intellectual Humility Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan Haidt
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Recognising New Age Mumbo Jumbo The History of the Socratic Method Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter What’s the Vibe? Please be patient as this may take up to a minute to load… Close The Socratic method uses dialogue to stimulate critical thinking and challenge assumptions, aligning closely with the principles of Conversational Leadership. … Continue reading The Socratic Method A powerful tool for critical thinking